Let’s see how you can tag your bookmarks

We have chosen for exemplification NFL web site (National Basketball Association) and NBA web site (National Football League).

1. Navigate to NBA and click the bookmark button. A dialog window opens (see Picture 1)

2. Select the tag(s) you find most appropriate for your bookmark. You can choose an existing tag by pressing .

Note 1. You can associate your bookmarks with more than one tag (as shown in Picture 1)

In this example we chose an existing tag (Sports) and typed one more: basketball.   your bookmark with these two tags attached: Sports and basketball

Note 2. You can create your own tag by simply typing the desired tag name

3. Now go to NFL web site and follow the steps 1 and 2 above, but this time keep only the Sports tag and type two new ones: football and NFL (Picture 2)

Note 3.  In the bookmarking dialog you can also write a short description of the web site.

4. Let’s find them! Click in Web Replay toolbar to open the search band (Picture 3).

5. Open the drop down menu and select in the list the Sports tag.
As you can see in Picture 4 when you click Sports you can also see the connected labels to this tag: basketball and football.
By clicking basketball tag you can see the web site(s) labeled by this tag.

Note 4.  In this example we saved only one web site for the basketball tag. But you can save as many web sites connected to basketball as you consider and by clicking the tag Web Replay will disclose all the web sites you saved for that tag.

Note 5. You can also import your Internet Explorer Favorites.
1. Click Web Replay logo toolbar button to open Web Replay management studio (see the picture below)

2. At the Summary click Import and select Internet Explorer in the drop down menu.
Your Favorites are now imported